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October 02, 2011

Lodge Organist anyone? Reasonable CV provided!

 

A great interview with legendary keyboard virtuoso, composer and prog rock musician Rick Wakeman of Yes fame. Rick is a member of Chelsea Lodge in London and talks about his joining Freemasonry and its place in his life. He is also a Royal Arch Mason and a Masonic Templar Knight. In two parts.

 

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Rodger Klopp

Fascinating interview Paul. Thanks for sourcing this.
Rodg

Posted by: Rodger Klopp | October 03, 2011 at 09:59 AM

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About Yeronga Lodge

  • Yeronga Lodge was the name adopted by the Brethren of Lodge St George in 1921. It is a Masonic Lodge based in Brisbane Australia and is numbered 246 on the roll of the United Grand Lodge of Queensland.It was originally consecrated Lodge St George No 1152 SC in 1915. In 1920 St George joined the Queensland Grand Lodge as No 180. The Lodge changed its name to Yeronga and number to 246 when the United Grand Lodge of Queensland was formed in 1921. In 2013 Yeronga was granted permission by the Most Worshipful Grand Master to resume its original name of Lodge St George and retain its roll number of 246 in late 2013.

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